07/30/2026
The finer details of the best stories are often told by your own imagination…
If you’ve ever been to Shenandoah National Park, then you know the way the wind carries whispers, that the rocks hold secrets, and the trees could tell stories as numerous as their mature rings. Even after all these years, you can still feel the heart and soul of those who called the mountains home long before the park was established holding fast in the undergrowth.
“Echoes of the Valley” is a kind of love story, an ode to the park, I’ve tried to tell in 6 pictures - blanks left for your imagination to fill - and a question to answer: Who lived here, and what was their story? I can’t really tell you why the park means so much to me. There’s something about it that grips your soul, and I hope you’ve the opportunity to experience that for yourself.
“Echoes of the Valley”
24x36” acrylic on canvas
